Bug#630906: git-annex completion gone missing

Joey Hess wrote: > bash does not complete "git an", or "git annex ge" > but it does complete "git annex get somefile" with filenames, > which is all that's really needed. Here is an update: Tonight I kicked the following series towards zsh-workers:

Bug#630906: git-annex completion gone missing

Joey Hess wrote: > Frank Terbeck wrote: [...] >> Out of curiosity, is there a git-annex completion for bash? And if so, >> how does the bash crowd handle such third-party addons? > > bash does not complete "git an", or "git annex ge" > but it does complete "git annex get somefile" with filenames, >

Bug#630906: git-annex completion gone missing

Frank Terbeck wrote: > I'm not sure what the plan is with respect to adding third-party > addons. I guess just adding the old code again would be a feasible > solution (and we can certainly do that with the debian package for the > time being), but for the long run I'd like to discuss this upstream

Bug#630906: git-annex completion gone missing

Joey Hess wrote: > The basic git-annex completion that was added to partially fix #603503 > has gone missing, now zsh can neither complete git ann, nor can it > complete git annex foo somefil Just to let you know this didn't fall through the cracks... The 4.3.12 release of zsh includes a (more or

Bug#630906: git-annex completion gone missing

Package: zsh Version: 4.3.12-1 Severity: normal The basic git-annex completion that was added to partially fix #603503 has gone missing, now zsh can neither complete git ann, nor can it complete git annex foo somefil -- System Information: Debian Release: wheezy/sid APT prefers unstable APT p